KINGSVILLE, ON - Flavor meets innovation at booth 3743 this October when Mastronardi Produce® heads to Orlando for the 2026 International Floral & Produce (IFPA) Global Produce & Floral Show (GPFS). Visitors to the Mastronardi™ booth can expect to find new packaging, fresh flavors, an expanded organics lineup, and a few surprises along the way.
This will be the first time GPFS attendees get a look at the oval packaging for Angel Sweet® tomatoes and Pop Its™ cucumbers, built for snacking on the go. The award-winning Tomato Branch™ triangle package will also be making its first appearance at GPFS, and show attendees will get an exclusive look at the new 18 oz format. The elegant package mimics the natural shape of the tomato vine and is completely recyclable.
This year, Mastronardi™ is extending the organic Bombs™ lineup, adding Sugar Bombs® and Bombs Squad™ to the SUNSET® organic offerings. The organics lineup already includes the popular Flavor Bombs® tomatoes, making these two additions a natural fit. "Our Bombs® tomatoes have one of the most loyal followings in fresh produce," said Paul Mastronardi, President and CEO of Mastronardi Produce®, in the recent release. "Bringing Sugar Bombs® and Bombs Squad™ to the organics set gives retailers and consumers more options within the category."
This year marks 25 years of Mastronardi Produce® and SUNSET® at GPFS, a quarter century of product launches, packaging debuts, and conversations with the partners who bring them to shoppers. "We've been on this show floor for 25 years, and we keep coming back for the same reasons: this is where the industry gets its first look at what's next, and it's where relationships grow," continued Mastronardi.
Ahead of this year's show, Mastronardi Produce® has once again launched a series of LinkedIn videos to showcase and tease upcoming product releases. Follow along for the first glimpse at some of these hot new launches and be sure to visit Mastronardi™ October 15-16 at booth 3743 in Orlando.
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